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I spun this up yesterday, because it's the first viable Google Keep replacement I've seen. I love the ability to archive bookmarked pages. And while the web app is clunky for notes (worse UX than Keep), the Android app is a decent replacement. The only weird thing is the option to add notes to notes so you can note while you note.
Worth mentioning that adding or changing a title is completely impossible on Android. Support for titles is included, but hidden, in the web UI, and the web UI adds unnecessary friction to editing notes.
The web UI also doesn't support newline characters unless they're preceded by two spaces (strict markdown formatting, like on Lemmy/Reddit), which is annoying. Markdown support is nice, but the vast majority of notes and reminders that I create only require plaintext.
Thanks for adding the android bit. I don't use android so that perspective is helpful.
My use case is mostly bookmarking webpages and archiving webpages. I wouldn't use this app for notes, it's too new (project is less than 1 year). But Joplin, Obsidian, etc. which are purely note-taking apps also require strict markdown formatting, so this app isn't doing anything out of the ordinary there.
Developer updates the app very regularly so please submit a PR about the title issue. That would be good to fix.